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The problem is I think for this season Milan are still not able to do that.
They may look fine but we realise that they're not completely fine because their finances are still being eroded at the moment and they still haven't been able to make their financial situation change.
With the reshuffle of the players might be able to make Milan different, it's just that this requires a large capital and Milan will not be able to afford it.
Now there is new capital with Tonali's transfer to Newcastle (If it happens) then around 70 million they can get and that can make them breathe a little but of course losing Tonali and even before that losing Brahim Diaz who returned to Madrid this will certainly provide a big gap for Milan.
70 million from the sale of Tonali can handle that but on the other hand of course not everything can be fixed for next season.

I hope that the problems for Milan end quickly , it is not possible for a team of this level to see itself in such financial problems, it is known that Milan is a high-level team, it has always managed a great story, and apart from everything You can expect a lot from your players, they have to do a better job, the financial problems are something that are difficult to overcome at times , but this team always knows how to get Ahead , for me they can do it this season in Serie A Better.

Newcastle seal agreement with AC Milan for Sandro Tonali

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The hope is like that but indeed for now Serie A clubs seem to be still with the same problem and not only Milan have problems like this considering several other big clubs are also feeling the same impact for now.

Talking again about Tonali it seems like it's just a matter of time for him to leave Milan because with the current conditions especially with the news you have given now it's just a matter of time.
Now that Tonali has gone to Newcastle they seem to be moving quickly. There is the name Davide Frattesi which is possible to fill Tonali's empty place. On the other hand there is the name of Tijjani Reijnders from AZ Alkmar who is included in Milan's current rumours.
With the sale of Tonali now then indeed they will definitely overhaul some positions that are currently a lot of gaps.

Quote from: hahay on June 23, 2023, 02:37:03 PM

Even though Romelu Lukaku played badly in his last match in the Champions League final, but Romelu Lukaku has a total of 10 goals in Serie A. That way, Romelu Lukaku is the second highest scorer at Inter under Martinez and yes, I think Romelu Lukaku's record is like that doesn't seem like a bad note either. But indeed, most people will only think about the poor results in their last match, even though in reality Romelu Lukaku still has a pretty good record in Serie A too.

In the end he may return to Chelsea even though his goal tally this season is not bad for Inter but of course we also feel that his performance has decreased compared to before so the possibility of him returning to Chelsea because of Inter's dissatisfaction is clearly very large.
There were some rumours that he was linked with Milan but this was immediately denied by the agent of Lukaku himself so with this it is certain that he goes again to Chelsea.

Well, actually, if we look at it from a more retrograde perspective, it could be intuited that at first the loss of many in Serie A was because things really didn't happen when they should have happened in the season after the pandemic, I think they all lost, but even in football I saw that the most affected were the Italian teams, in this sense, make a light comparison, it could be said that there are no excuses anymore, strong teams must be strong despite all odds, Milan is one Of the teams that have the most evolution, history and a lot of attitude to solve any problem, things can improve little by little.

From what I have seen of Milan, it is a team that needs the right direction, I don't know if you remember it, but in the era of Paolo Maldini it was one of the best moments for that team, and I long for those times to return with the current players.

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So, dybala potentially going to the chelsea. I saw that if enzo has tried to convince him to join in chelsea. Dybala's release clause was pretty cheap compared with vlahovic which doesn't even make sense. Chelsea is not yet stopping in adding more and more new players for upcoming season.
So many experiments being made by this club to sell and buy the new players again. I thought that if chelsea has not learned from last season. The club is still willing to spend its money for unnecessary transfer like dybala and vlahovic. Even though dybale was having cheap release clause but it doesn't mean if chelsea can waste its money easily to sign unimportant player for the club.

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Enzo Fernandez has revealed he has contacted Paulo Dybala to try and convince the Roma star to join Chelsea this summer.

https://metro.co.uk/2023/07/11/chelsea-news-enzo-fernandez-sends-transfer-message-paulo-dybala-19107142/

I hope that news was not true. it's a disaster for chelsea to sign so many players in summer. Chelsea has not yet sold a lot of its remaining players. It's better to buy some important players rather than wasting more money on nothing. Everyone will blame Chelsea next season..

According to the news on Mirror Dybala has answered to these speculations like he is happy at staying in Roma and he is already getting prepared for pre-season with his team.

Normally he has a release clause which is worth 12 million euros. This is really nothing for Chelsea to pay up and sign him permanently. But the most difficult part looks like to convince Dybala into signing for themselves. But from Dybala's statement I just understand that he is adamant about not leaving now. He still has 2 more years to go at Roma too so Roma might even keep him until the end of his contract.

Besides weren't Chelsea looking for much more expensive targets?

The truth is that I am very happy that Dybala stays at Roma, sometimes it is difficult to leave a club where you feel very good, and I also believe that he is Mou's right hand, so without him I believe that Roma would fall little by little, and Mou He is finding a way to leave Dybala for longer so that he can do many more things, he can continue to grow, for me this season Roma is going, but with everything, so they want to win Serie A, and win all kinds of championships, but Above all, that Roma return to being that great team of before, like the one we remember from Emperor Totti.

Personally, I have always liked this team, and I would have liked to see it in the UCL, it would have given me more joy than Sevilla itself, but that's football.

Chelsea is a team that could have clear objectives, for me Dybala has a lot of quality, he is a world champion and that also makes him more valuable, and it is obvious that they want young players with experience and great quality, Dybakla covers it all.

‘I’m waiting’: Player has told 29-year-old to join Chelsea this summer

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Speaking to Argentine news outlet Ole, Fernandez said that he is trying to convince his Argentina international teammate to make the switch to Chelsea this summer.

The midfielder said about Dybala: “Yes, I saw something about that. We’ll see. I hope he comes.

“I talked to him and told him that I’m waiting for him to share a barbecue or something. I need someone to share the mates.”

Fernandez becomes the second player to have spoken out about the potential signing of Dybala, with Brazilian defender Thiago Silva also stating his desire for the Argentine forward to sign for Chelsea.

“I saw Paulo Dybala here, they [the media] talk about him coming to Chelsea,’ Silva told Sky Sport Italia. “I’ve talked with him and asked him if he is coming. He is a world-class player.”

Source: https://www.hitc.com/en-gb/2023/07/11/im-waiting-player-has-told-29-year-old-to-join-chelsea-this-summer/